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Figure E.12: Gearhart Efficiency and America’s Health Rankings, Models (a)

NOTE: This compares the estimated hyperbolic order-α efficiency rankings derived in this paper to the rankings obtained in America’s Health Rankings from the United Health Foundation, using model (a).

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Figure E.13: Gearhart Efficiency and America’s Health Rankings, Models (b)

NOTE: This compares the estimated hyperbolic order-α efficiency rankings derived in this paper to the rankings obtained in America’s Health Rankings from the United Health Foundation, using model (b).

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Figure E.14: Gearhart Efficiency and America’s Health Rankings, Models (c)

NOTE: This compares the estimated hyperbolic order-α efficiency rankings derived in this paper to the rankings obtained in America’s Health Rankings from the United Health Foundation, using model (c).

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Figure E.15: Gearhart Efficiency and America’s Health Rankings, Models (d)-(e)

NOTE: This compares the estimated hyperbolic order-α efficiency rankings derived in this paper to the rankings obtained in America’s Health Rankings from the United Health Foundation, using models (d) and (e).

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